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FF5 #58 Cryptocurrency in 401k Plans
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In this episode of Friday Fiduciary Five, Eric Dyson talks about the potential risks of including cryptocurrencies in ERISA retirement plans. He emphasizes that sophisticated, highly volatile investments like cryptocurrencies may not be suitable for group retirement plans. Eric references a Senate bill introduced by Senator Tommy Tuberville that seeks to reverse the Department of Labor's guidance against cryptocurrency investments in retirement plans. He argues that the DOL's guidance highlights significant risks, and without compelling evidence showing improved participant outcomes, he advises against including cryptocurrencies in ERISA plans. Eric also references articles from Plan Advisor magazine that highlight differing opinions among advisors regarding the appropriateness of cryptocurrencies in financial plans.
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